OP is predicting Bitcoin price will jump significantly due to Greece Can't pay the loan in mid April. This will cause financial panic around the world, but it was wrong guess. Greece exit is around July when they have to repay the big loan to IMF and to Europe Union. that is when chaos will happen . I bet there is nothing big happening today in the bitcoin world. Sorry to disappoint all of you. Haha, burned this sockpuppet Elwar.
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2 dollars buys you sarcasm echo json_encode( ['price'=>'$'.number_format(rand(5,999).rand(0,99),2),'message'=>'this was from another website'], JSON_HEX_QUOT | JSON_HEX_TAG );
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It is so ironic that the police department in the United States has to give in to the hacker's ransom requirement. It is a shame for our bitcoines that the hackers and scammers in the crypto world is tarnishing the bitcoin's reputation.
Local and State governments require their developers to have degrees in CS. Naturally, they get the tier 2 talent, greenhorns straight out of a CS degree who don't have the experience to latch on at a real company yet. As such, the quality of their architecture is usually suspect.
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I have a feeling this thread is going to be the next 'dogie hate thread' but for quickseller. We might even get some action from tecshare, who knows?
Someone lock it please.
Screw that guy. never liked him anyway
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Oh no, first ISIS was using Bitcoin and now child molestors are using Bitcoin to buy child porn.
But we won't ban Bitcoin, we'll ban evil cash instead.
Who here still doesn't see that the govt is prepping the groundwork to force Crypto Lifewallets on everyone? Biometric, DNA - the whole works.
For your own protection, of course. lol
More cowbell please
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1HACkYCw4DW86WBMRoxvPFkHAhrZkMp9x4
feel free to donate
Berry nice!
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Todays payments have been sent out:
aldrin .025 8f85ffd825c4a569be9a62d56007e332cd58a5ee4344cc03a382041f55e76491-000
Gerrit .025 8f85ffd825c4a569be9a62d56007e332cd58a5ee4344cc03a382041f55e76491-001
slavo .025 8f85ffd825c4a569be9a62d56007e332cd58a5ee4344cc03a382041f55e76491-002
Ajeje38 .025 8f85ffd825c4a569be9a62d56007e332cd58a5ee4344cc03a382041f55e76491-003
jpmi1 .025 8f85ffd825c4a569be9a62d56007e332cd58a5ee4344cc03a382041f55e76491-004
Lboss .025 8f85ffd825c4a569be9a62d56007e332cd58a5ee4344cc03a382041f55e76491-005
Reserving a payment for verloren should he contact me back. also, waiting contact from sacskate.
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its best to use v.high speed internet connection to download the blockchain as it may take days running u PC at full load on a slow network
nope, if your peers have a slow speed connection, no matter how fast your speed is, the syncing is still going to be slow. as far as i know, bitcoin syncing doesn't use much bandwidth considering most places already have at least 1mb/s of internet. the main bottleneck will still be your cpu speed and your hard disk speed. yep, its harddisk for me. cpu shows a measily 6% utilization and disk stays at 100% network usage is less than 300kb. perhaps i should try a new harddrive and a good cleaning and reseating of my cpu
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Payment will be sent shortly
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Assuming the compiler hasn't optimized away any of this code int64 GetProofOfWorkReward(int nHeight, int64 nFees, uint256 prevHash) {
static const int64 nMinimumCoin = 0.0777 * COIN;
int64 nSubsidy = 0.0777 * COIN; //genesis
if (nHeight > 0 && nHeight < 7) {nSubsidy = 0 * COIN;} // zero else if (nHeight == 7) {nSubsidy = 177777 * COIN;} // Premine else if (nHeight > 7 && nHeight < 1000) {nSubsidy = 2.5 * COIN;} // IRC Launch else if (nHeight > 1000 && nHeight < 1337) {nSubsidy = 0.0777 * COIN;} // low instamine official launch else if (nHeight == 1337) {nSubsidy = 1337 * COIN;} //L33T else if (nHeight > 1337 && nHeight < 4000) {nSubsidy = 1 * COIN;} //final launch period else if (nHeight > 4000 && nHeight < 8000) {nSubsidy = 22.5 * COIN;} // 22.5 coin else if (nHeight > 8000 && nHeight < 16000) {nSubsidy = 15 * COIN;} // 15 coins per block else if (nHeight > 16000 && nHeight < 32000) {nSubsidy = 7.5 * COIN;} // 7.5 coins per block else if (nHeight > 32000 && nHeight < 64000) {nSubsidy = 6 * COIN;} // 6 coins per block else if (nHeight > 64000 && nHeight < 77777) {nSubsidy = 4 * COIN;} // 4 coins else if (nHeight == 77777) {nSubsidy = 10000 * COIN;} // bonus reward else if (nHeight > 77777 && nHeight < 128000) {nSubsidy = 4 * COIN;} // 4 coins else if (nHeight > 128000 && nHeight < 256000) {nSubsidy = 20 * COIN;} // 20 coins else if (nHeight > 256000) {nSubsidy = 25 * COIN;} // 25 coins else if (nHeight > 2400000) {nSubsidy = 5 * COIN;} else {nSubsidy = 1 * COIN;}
//at this point, nSubsidy is some number that was defined in the above looping structure nSubsidy >>= (nHeight / 400000); //bitshift nSubsiby n places to the right, where n = nHeight / 40000 //fancy way of saying nSubsidy = nSubsidy / (nHeight / 40000)
//now if nSubsiby < nMininumCoin, nSubsidy = nMinimumcon; if (nSubsidy < nMinimumCoin) { nSubsidy = nMinimumCoin; }
return nSubsidy + nFees; }
400 12.5 800 6.25 1200 3.125 1600 1.5625 2000 1 2400 2.5 2800 1.25 3200 1
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Time to get a Mac, r3wt!
ha, never!
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NEW: The example address
1xxxxxQkSqe6x1EnkG66ayMavz2cYV4zA
5JgkDpbk9ZrC42nFGhJoKj7k4w5v4b5hyWtR8dZvDKWNDUPhzam
Ha, I got totally confused by this one. I thought you were trying to hide the address but showing the private key. I was like "wtf, doesn't he know that the address is derivable from the private key?" I dropped the private key into ku ( https://github.com/richardkiss/pycoin) and what do I see: Bitcoin address : 12NugbnkyENs8iUEW5TzbzVZHAyvgY6LnS Bitcoin address uncompressed : 1xxxxxQkSqe6x1EnkG66ayMavz2cYV4zA
Lol at me and a really fun address. Now I'm wondering who's found the address with the most leading xs. that is my entry with 5 x's . took less than 6 hours on my modest hardware, so i'm sure someone can top it.
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cosign
What r3wt? cosign what? I agree with everything ckolivas(or -ck is his name now i guess) said in his post. Quoting from under your profile pic, r3wt "always the student, never the master" If you like, we can discuss every sentence and everything he said, I'll pass for now, but you can expand on your thoughts if there's something you personally disagreed with in his post, which i considered to quite succinctly sum my feelings on this matter. Bear in my mind that I'm person who has went through the seasons of heart here. Both bad and good things
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Alot of users in depth 2 deserve demotion, but there are a few who deserve promotion to depth 1
Demotion:
<i wont name anyone publically here>
Promotion:
Vod Benson Samuel KWH
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cosign
What r3wt? cosign what? I agree with everything ckolivas(or -ck is his name now i guess) said in his post.
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NEW: The example address
1xxxxxQkSqe6x1EnkG66ayMavz2cYV4zA
5JgkDpbk9ZrC42nFGhJoKj7k4w5v4b5hyWtR8dZvDKWNDUPhzam
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That's because virtually all altcoins were always a dead end. Any altcoin developed during the mass monetising period where everyone was trying to make a quick buck based on pump and dump or scam was doomed from inception. They only ever had next to zero value, and now that the value of bitcoin has dropped, all the altcoins have proportionately dropped meaning they have zero value. The only time altcoins ever have a chance of being meaningful and helpful technology is when there is no money to be made from them and they're developed purely for experimental technology reasons. If you're there looking for the next wave of money to be made, you're in the wrong place and perhaps it only now has a chance at providing meaningful discussion. The reality is that very few people are capable of discussing at the technical level required to be meaningful purely for technology.
cosign
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Dear Muslims, get it through your polygamous skulls, Christianity does not have a pope. That is catholicms. Two radically different faiths based on the same bible.
I don't think this is accurate. Catholicism and Christianity are not different religions because Christianity is just the broadest category of the subset. Catholicism is a type of Christianity, as is Protestantism, Presbyterianism, Mormonism, and many others. The same way as there are many sects of Islam: Sunni, Shia, Sufi, etc. False. You are wrong. try again Muslim Chrisitianity discreditor.
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